It’s one of the modes you’ll find used in Flamenco:
Two steps from Ionian;
If the third degree goes high
Then it is dominant time: “Klezmer” Flamenco. . .
Called the “Jewish scale,” or might
Be called “Spanish”—what a plight!
That minor third is what makes it sound extra good.
To use it for Horah or Flamenco, you could. . .
This mode, or mood.

Phrygian Dominant lines fit in Flamenco.
The Harmonic Minor’s degree
Of 5 makes it fit perfectly;
The leading tone becomes raised 3,
Phrygian Flamenco, Phrygian Flamenco.
That minor third is what makes it sound extra good.
It sounds Levantine if it’s played on a “high wood”—
Not “wood” of dude!